• Install Onedrive For Business On Mac
• Install Onedrive For Business On Mac
• Install Onedrive For Business
• Install Onedrive For Business 2016
• Install Onedrive For Business Sync App

OneDrive for Business is available as a standalone service or as part of an Office 365 plan that includes Office apps, email hosting, and online conferencing. Jan 14, 2019  The new OneDrive sync client can be used with SharePoint Server 2019, but not earlier versions of SharePoint Server. For more information about the restrictions and limitations of the OneDrive sync client, see Invalid file names and file types in OneDrive, OneDrive for Business. OneDrive for business sync app aka Groove.exe is replaced by the new OneDrive sync client. The new sync client can sync both personal and business OneDrive files. If you are using Windows 10, then you can use the OneDrive app (as shown in the following screenshot) to sync your personal OneDrive files along with OneDrive for business files.

Hello everyone!

I've seen people having trouble while deploying the OneDrive next generation sync client with SCCM,

So i've decided to create a new blog post to share same ideas of how i'm usually deploying it on our clients.

On the Onedrive documentation we have the following:

I just want to install the OneDrive.exe client on user’s machines

Maybe all you’re interested in is getting the new OneDrive for Business sync client onto your users’ machines. If all you want to do is install OneDrive.exe on a machine you can use either SCCM or a Group Policy script to execute the following:

Execute <pathToSomeAccessibleNetworkShare>OneDriveSetup.exe /silent

Result: OneDrive.exe is installed transparently on your users’ machines, but it is not automatically launched. Users can launch OneDrive.exe by opening their OneDrive folder in File Explorer, or by launching OneDrive from the start menu. Or IT administrators at any time later can run %localappdata%MicrosoftOneDriveOneDrive.exe through SCCM or Group Policy script to automatically open OneDrive.exe on the users machine.

This new Onedrive client has some specific requirements to be created as an SCCM application as it's based on an EXE file that is installed on a user Profile. This means that we need to create an Application based on a script instead of an MSI and that we need to run it only we have an user logged on so that we can get it on the proper users profile

On this post I will discuss only the installation part, you will need to run Onedrive.exe afterwards either by asking the users to do so or you can also automate the Onedrive execution with SCCM. Start by creating a simple application based on a script

• Start by creating an application based on a script
• Then fill out the application information

• On the deployment types, add a new type of deployment of Script Installer type

• Make sure you download the Onedrive client (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkId=248256) , get it on a folder and for the installation program just use 'OneDriveSetup.exe' /silent

• This is one of the most important part of this deployment, the detection method, for this specific detection as the application is always installed on the user profile, we need to scan on the current user profile for the OneDrive.exe to see if it's installed or not. We need to use the option to 'use a custom script to detect the presence of this deployment type' and then use the following script:

I need to give a huge thanks to my colleague Herbert Fuchs who's an amazing SCCM PFE based in Austria and a Powershell Guru that entirely developed this detection script.

Just copy & Paste the bellow into the SCCM console:

# OneDriveSetup Detection in ConfigMgr

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[String]$LogfileName='OneDriveDetection'

[String]$Logfile='$env:SystemRootlogs$LogfileName.log'

FunctionWrite-Log

{

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Param ([string]$logstring)

If (Test-Path$Logfile)

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{

If ((Get-Item$Logfile).Length -gt2MB)

{

Rename-Item$Logfile$Logfile'.bak'-Force

}

}

$WriteLine= (Get-Date).ToString() +' '+$logstring

Add-content$Logfile-value$WriteLine

}

$User=gwmiwin32_computersystem-PropertyUsername

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$UserName=$User.UserName

$UserSplit=$User.UserName.Split(')

$OneDrive='$env:SystemDriveusers'+$UserSplit[1]+'appdatalocalmicrosoftonedriveonedrive.exe'

# Parameter to Log

Write-Log'Start Script Execution'

Write-Log'Logged on User: $UserName'

Write-Log'Detection-String: $OneDrive'

If(Test-Path$OneDrive)

{

Write-Log'Found DetectionFile'

$OneDriveFile=Get-Item$OneDrive

Write-Log'Get File Details'

Write-Log'Version found:$OneDriveFile.VersionInfo.FileVersion'

Write-Log'Script Exectuion End!'

Write-Log'

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Return$true

}

Else

{

Write-Log'Warning: OneDrive.exe not found - need to install App!'

}

• Also, it's very important to set User experience like this, to make sure that the application gets installed on the user profile

• Now just deploy it into a computer collection!

Be advised that you have to sign this script or use Client settings and set the Powershell execution policy to bypass (use with caution!)

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Hope this helps !

Cheers

PS : This blog will be removed in the future, for future reference use the article https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/onedrive/deploy-on-windows

Install Onedrive For Business Sync App

On that article you can also find an example that you can quickly download and import to your environment to avoid copy & paste errors and to speed up the app creation